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23.01.2022 An explainer full of wisdom

22.01.2022 What a year it has been ! Through rapidly changing work practice guidelines, multiple layers of PPE , temperature and symptom checks, zoom consults and triage, wipeable plastic chairs, car park phone calls & cancelled surgeries we have been able to carry on providing care with utmost caution for yours and our safety. While some of you needed emergency services ,others have waited patiently for their surgeries. Thank you for that. ... We are extremely grateful to our referrers, patients and our families for their ongoing support through some of the most challenging times of 2020. PS : Keeping up with the CADS yearly tradition ,our surgeons Drs Crossley and Garg went on a excursion to say hello to their colleagues and wish everyone a better year ahead While we look back to seek strength & resilience from what we have all endured, it’s time to look forward to a safer & happier year ahead. Here is a collage of the year that has been....

21.01.2022 Should you be awake or asleep for getting your wisdom teeth out ? A retrospective study coauthored by Dr Krati Garg at University of Melbourne suggested that the decision should be guided by patient preference, surgical access,medical background and economic factors. The study found no significant difference in the post op complications between the two modalities of anaesthesia.

18.01.2022 Wishing everyone a wonderful Christmas & a Happy New Year from all of us @TeamCADS Have a great holiday season & be safe !... masks where advised social distancing when possible hand sanitising getting tested if symptoms & most importantly looking out for each other PS: We are closed from 23rd December to 3rd January but our surgeons will be attending emergency calls.

18.01.2022 Soon the holiday season will kick in and everyone will be busy with festivities We have been out and about on a hot and day meeting our colleagues , thanking them for a wonderful year, and wishing them well for the year ahead.. PS : We also had some fun on the way. Warren tried a spicy Indian snack called pani puri

15.01.2022 Dear patients referrers & friends, It has been a challenging few weeks for all of us. All of us are experiencing the impact of COVID-19 in some or the other way. Things we thought were a necessity, or took for granted a few months ago, are a luxury now. As healthcare workers we encounter a whole set of different challenges . Some of those involve shortage of correct Personal Protective Equipment to safeguard us and you ,as we treat you .We also have had to grapple with a lot ...of moral and ethical dilemmas.Despite of our best intentions we may or may not be able to offer elective general or local anaesthetic dental surgery. Rightly so, the hospitals are needed for treatment of more urgent conditions. We will try our best to alleviate your pain and address your concerns in the interim. Our patient’s and staff’s safety is our prime concern in this evolving pandemic. We are constantly updating our working environment to make sure that we look after you and us in the best possible way. Please find below some information about how we will be carrying out treatment over next few weeks. We will be constantly updating our practice based on the directives from Department of Health and the state and federal government. Look after yourself and those who can do with a helping hand.Stay safe and stay strong. We are in this together.

13.01.2022 To all our lovely patients We are humbled by your appreciation. Thank you for your trust and reassurance

09.01.2022 Spring has sprung Restrictions on elective dental surgery have eased as of last week. Australian Dental Association restrictions are also easing. Thank you for your patience and perseverance. As we move in to the next phase of COVID normal we request you to help us continue the implementation of all the measures we had put in place to be able to treat you safely. These include ~... Phone triaging Temperature checks Hand sanitiser Wearing masks Social distancing We will be now contacting of all of you who have waited patiently for your surgery over the last few months and will try to offer treatment as a priority. Fourteen new cases today ! We can do it...

07.01.2022 We had a great evening yesterday at a lovely CPD event organised by Moredent. It was a lively and interactive discussion on some important topics. We also got an opportunity to share our journey thus far.. Thanks to everyone who could make it !

07.01.2022 May the Festival of Lights bring peace prosperity happiness and good health to everyone... Happy Diwali to all who are celebrating

07.01.2022 Do you experience jaw joint pain or Do you have a patient who is experiencing joint pain,clicking,discomfort in the Temporomandibular joint or muscles around it ? Our Oral Medicine specialist Dr Amrita Gokhale can help you with the diagnosis and management of jaw joint related disorders. Dr Garg and Dr Gokhale have coauthored a practical guide for fellow dental colleagues in diagnosis and management of jaw joint or Temporomandibular joint disorders.... https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.1111/adj.12785

05.01.2022 It’s the time to rejoice,reflect and celebrate this holiday season. Here is wishing everyone happiness,health, peace and prosperity in the coming year.. ... With love Team CADS See more

04.01.2022 It is with great pleasure that we announce a welcome addition to our team at CADS ! Dr Amrita Gokhale, Oral Medicine specialist, will be joining CADS from mid-July 2020 to help assess and manage Oral Medicine patients. Dr Gokhale completed her Doctor of Clinical Dentistry program at The University of Melbourne, in Oral Medicine in 2018. Other than managing orofacial conditions ,her research interest is pain education for the management of chronic orofacial pain and temporom...andibular disorders. With Dr Gokhale on board CADS is looking forward to managing patients with following conditions better Oral and Mucosal Lesions including Oral Lichen Planus Temporomandibular Disorders Facial Pain Burning Mouth Syndrome and other such conditions.

03.01.2022 Here’s wishing everyone a wonderful festive season & a Happy New Year from Team CADS Stay cool stay safe & have loads of fun PS : We are closed from 24th Dec until 5th Jan but will be taking emergency

02.01.2022 Happy 1st Birthday to us ! ! ! Today marks one year when CADS provided care to its first patient. We feel truly welcomed and appreciated by our patients and referrers. With a proud team of two surgeons, two anaesthetists, two dental assistants and a practice manager we are now able to see patients on all five days of the week.... Thank you for all your wishes !

01.01.2022 Victoria is under stage 4 restrictions and that has led to additional changes in the way we offer care to our patients. In accordance with the advice given by DHHS & ADA we have implemented these changes to ensure your and our safety at CADS . Triaging your symptoms and treatment needs ... over phone. Organising a Teleconsult with our surgeons. We will collate all the information needed from you and your referrer before the appointment is booked. Offering intermediate and/or immediate care based on the urgency of your symptoms which may include offering you an appointment under local anaesthetic based on Tele consult. For patients who are triaged as urgent and unable to proceed with Tele consult they will be offered an in person consultation. We will be asking you some COVID-19 related screening questions when we make the appointment and again when you present to the clinic as per the DHHS advice. We may ask you to wait in the car park and call us before presenting. We have been requesting all patients to wear a mask when they present and wait. We will continue to conduct temperature checks when you present to the surgery and request you to use hand sanitiser. There are masks available if you forget to bring one. To limit the people in the clinic we request for any accompanying person to wait in the car park unless absolutely necessary. Our clinicians follow strict protocols for PPE and infection control. They will offer you care and advice based on existing restrictions from governing bodies of dentists and dental specialists. Please provide as much detail as you can during your triage with our reception staff. If you are not well before your scheduled appointment at CADS please seek medical advice from your GP. Our staff will offer you alternative appointment or a phone consult with our clinicians to address your dental symptoms in the best possible way . Stay safe and look after yourself and others . We are in this together